Grateful Dead

Have any of you found a pair of bluetooth earbuds you love? Mine sound great when I'm pushing them in but the sound quality disappears as the buds slowly lose their "pushed in" position in my ear canal. Is this a universal complaint? Thanks.

Damn dude,Just checked out the lists, definetly interesting. 8-4 especially.... Do they sound as good as they look? Also would love; - 9-29-89 (perhaps plus one,) - Another from Meadowlands (not familiar with all..) - 10-19+20-89, (hell they could do all 3 spectrum shows in their own box) - 10-23-89 - 10-26-89

Or how’s bout Cal Ex 6/90, with the other 2 unrealsed shorelines.....

would love for a Terrapin Station in this next box set Cal Expo Summer 1989 ~ August 4-5-6

5/25/72 ain't too shabby either.. I made it through the second set jam this morning on a bike ride. Uncle John's Band [8:00] > Jam [1:50] > Wharf Rat [9:45] > Dark Star [29:59] > Sugar Magnolia [7:33] ; Comes A Time [7:05] ; A nice feeling groovy jam in the Dark Star. I had forgotten just how good this was. Happy holiday weekend everyone.. It's not raining here on the East Coast for the first time in what seems like a year and a half... Summer's here and the time is right...

Happy Anniversary, Dave's Picks 1. On my way in this morning, I put on disc 2. I will put this Scarlet > Fire up against Cornell any day of the week. In some ways, I feel like it's even better. IT SOARS!!!! The transition is so so sweet; Donna actually sounds appropriate and perhaps even lovely? I won't get carried away. Looking forward to the remainder later today. Also, happy anniversary to STAR WARS. I still absolutely LOVE the homage to this on the cover of Dave's 1. A true mash up of two of my most favorite things. Solo tonight too. No expectations at all - just want to have some good old fashioned fun. Happy Holiday Weekend to DeadLand Inhabitants. Sixtus

Another good album the Floyd made before they went big time was Live At Pompeii. It was recorded live in 1972, and features most of their great post Barret space tracks-including the final two-One of These Days and Echoes.Having said that-it needs to be heard on cd. Its available in the recent 1972 box set-I think. My box had it in without saying what it was-it was credited as "Obscured By Clouds" in the book. I had to notify the seller, who sent "Obscured" out separately. But the music on the live cd is great. The film, unfortunately is...terrible! Only Pink Floyd would think it was a good idea to film and record a live concert, and not invite any fans. I saw them several times in the early- mid 70s, and they were the opposite of The Dead live. The last time I saw them was on the Animals tour in 1977. The concert took place in a huge, disused air hangar. We had to sit for hours before they came on, on a concrete floor. The concert consisted of complete run throughs of "Wish You Were Here" and "Animals", with "Money being the encore. Everyone remained seated throughout. I can remember someone standing up in front of me at one point, and this bloke bawled at her to sit down, which she hastily did. He then looked at me, who he mistakenly thought was a kindred spirit, and said" The Floyd deserve to be listened to!". John Lydon famously wore a Pink Floyd Tee shirt in 1976, with "I hate.." scrawled in front of the bands name. A facsimile of this tee shirt was actually included in The Pink Floyd exhibition in London last year. Shows Nick Mason has a sense of humour.

....ah. i remember the date it arrived. oct 13th. i forget my grandchildrens birthdays, but oct 13th, 2015. overdose....

Ha.. I think of myself more sewn from the cloth of Team America, World Police. (kidding). In truth.. Face to face I would surely disappoint. Just another middle-aged hipster like the rest of us. I am not nearly as interesting as Mr. Garrison. As for politics.. never. Well, maybe a brief jaunt in the Senate, but it surely won't amount to anything. Mr. Burns on Shrooms. I could see that in about 30 years, spot on. "Smithers, release the bats."

I have had it since it came out.. but have not listened to it yet. I can only assume it came out about the same time as 30 trips, which when released created a tear in the space-time continuum that I have honestly not yet recovered from. I heard it's good. I honestly think the only way I will recover from the 30 trips rip in space-time is to take some acid and disappear in the foothills for week with enough food and music to eek out primitive survival. Then again, this might very well just make things worse depending on what I listen to that week. 30 trips cursed my listening habits. It was the heroin binge of box sets. On an unrelated note.. I feel safe now. Make love, not war right? What could possibly go wrong #freelove https://www.apnews.com/98f903367b50404cb3c9695bcabefa5a/Security-troops…